Review (4A)- Answers

MID TEST REVIEW 4A - answers

1-

a) The letter was written by John.
b) The mail has been delivered by him.
c) Our exercises are corrected by Fred at home.
d) Those books should be bought by him.
e) {Are some flowers going to be sent to her by you?
{Is she going to be sent some flowers by you?
f) What will the students be given by her?

2-

a) had left
b) eat
c) would pass
d) are fighting
e) will be
f) were having
g) were

3-

a) do
b)make
c) made
d) do
e) do

4-

a) such
b) so
c) such a
d) so
e) so

5-

(e)
(j)
(a)
(i)
(b)
(c)
(h)
(g)
(d)
(f)

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Passive Voice (4A)

PASSIVE VOICE (4A)

**ANSWERS**

1-

a) A
b) P
c) P
d) A
e) P

2-

a) This show is listened by millions of people.
b) A new factory is being built in this town by them.
c) A new director will be chosen soon.
d) I was stopped by a policeman when I was going back home.
e) Many accidents are caused by careless driving.
f) That letter was signed by him before his trip.
g) Passengers are being checked in to Boston.
h) Were the flowers sent to her?
i) Will the exercises be done tomorrow?
j) The problem can be solved.
k) The meeting had to be postponed because of illness.
l) The football match shouldn't have been played in such bad weather.
m) Service is included in the bill.
n) The date of the meeting has been changed.

3-

a) Someone must cut the grass immediately.
b) Einstein formulated the theory of relativity.
c) Somebody was using the computer when the lights went off.
d) Oxford published these books in December.
e) Thomas Edinson invented the incandescent lamp.

LIKE - expressions (LD 1)

**EXPRESSIONS WITH LIKE**

(Leadership 1)

The expression “like” can express different meanings: verb, preposition and conjunction.

a) When we want to talk about our preferences, we use “like” as a verb:

EG: I like to play soccer.

I like that movie!

b) When we want to express similarity, we use “like” as a preposition, but after the verbs look, seem, feel, taste and sound.

EG: Pillar looks like her mother.

It seems like you’re doing the right thing.

c) When we want to express comparison, we use “like” as a preposition too.

EG: He talks like a child.

There are many means of transportation in this city like* bus, taxi, train.

* Notice that in this case, the preposition “like” can be substitute by “such as”, and the meaning continues the same.

d) When we want to express in the same manner as or as if, we use “like” as a conjunction:

EG: Neither Jane nor Larry draw cartoons like he did.

We sing like those famous singers.

*Pay attention not to confuse letters C and D.

Letter C – After the preposition “like”, we have a noun (or an article (a/an)+ noun).

EG: He talks like a child. (article + noun)

There are many means of transportation in this city like bus, taxi, train. (nouns).

Letter D – After the conjunction “like”, we have a pronoun.

EG: Neither Jane nor Larry draw cartoons like he did. (he = personal pronoun).

We sing like those famous singers. (those = demonstrative pronoun).

If you have more doubts, tell me, ok?!

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